Using craft feathers, add wings on both sides of your baby chick and attach the legs on the bottom. For the final step, attach the papercraft chick on a popsicle or craft stick to complete the craft.

We have Easter crafts for toddlers and slightly older kids, and many that'll need some adult expertise too – so there's lots to keep everyone happy and busy here.

38 Eggs-traordinary Easter Crafts For Parents and Kids By Kate Stahl Updated on March 5, 2017 at 10:43 AM A Bubbly Life A Lovely Lark Lolly Jane Giggles Galore ...

These Easter crafts for kids are simple to make: All you need are some old cardboard rolls, cotton wool or mini pom-poms for the noses, and some paint, paper, and glue.

All you’ll need for this simple Easter egg craft is a bag of mini marshmallows, some glue and a piece of paper. Oh — and an adorable toddler or two to glue down (and nibble) the marshmallows.

Register the birth in time or face a £200 fine - You need to register the birth within 42 days of your baby being born with your local registry office. This costs £11 in England and Wales.